Looking for guidance. Please PM me. Thank you
Any car agent //dealer here ?, CAR
Any car agent //dealer here ?, CAR
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Jul 31 2018, 10:18 PM, updated 8y ago
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Looking for a car agent/dealer. Need advise on buying car via hard cash.
Looking for guidance. Please PM me. Thank you |
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Aug 13 2018, 03:06 PM
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Hi,
Wanted to ask if I want to get a car, who should I deal with 1st? (Bank for hire purchase or car agent). Btw, any cars to introduce for maximum monthly instalment RM500. Thank you |
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Sep 6 2018, 01:40 PM
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I would assume that you have enough money to buy the desired car.
From a purely financial point of view, it would definitely be beneficial to pay the money upfront rather than going for a loan. Let me illustrate with an example. Say, I want to buy a car which costs me about Rs.10 lakhs. I would get a loan for up to Rs.8 lakhs (80%). You will have to pay Rs.2 lakhs as down payment. The question is whether paying this Rs.8 lakhs upfront is better, or to go for a loan. For the purposes of this example, I will assume that any un-used money will be invested, let’s say in some Mutual funds. Let me assume 12% return from these funds. (I personally have got much higher returns, but let’s just stick to 12%). Also, car loan is available from 9.25% to 10%. Let’s assume 9%, hoping you get the best interest rate. For calculation purposes, I will exclude processing fees and anything else that is levied for the loan. I will also assume a 3 year loan tenure. |
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